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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1904
Page
6
Ad listing multiple styles for children and youths including calfskin and canvas school shoes with sizes 8 to 12, plus associated prices and fit details. Mentions brands, color, and wide fittings, emphasizing durability and comfort for school wear. Includes notes on sale terms and stock availability.
An old-time shop touts repairs for wagons and carriages with quick service and quality work. It claims to reline tires, rewire, and return wheels to near new condition while customers wait. The ad lists Winona wagons, buggy hitched rigs, and Stover gasoline engines as offerings.
The Corvallis exhibit sent to Salem displays the college’s broad work across departments. It includes living germ culture, dairy and butter making, disease-carrying pathogens in cattle, a model cheese box, stuffed birds aiding pest control, vast fruit varieties, grains and forages, plant drawings, student tool displays, cheese production figures, and digestible nutrients analysis. Prof Coote leads the arrangement, with Prof Shaw and others contributing, illustrating science and instruction at the college.
Areckle Mason and Jeff Portland head a large crew to construct a new auto road for a proposed automobile line between Shaniko and Bend. The Deschutes Derivation & Power Company backs the enterprise with land holdings and ditch projects, planning a 46 foot wide route and 240000 in costs. The project aims to complete the contract within seven months, enabling a 50 mile trip by automobile once finished.
A clipped verse passage recounts vows and sorrow with repeated Forever refrains. It notes a report from St. Petersburg that Alexieff and Kuropatkin face removal due to Russian defeats in the war, indicating a political shift amidst personal laments.
George Hansen an O R & N engineer on the La Grande Huntington passenger run recounts a storied career in Oregon and his service as a French grenadier. He fought at Gravelotte in 1870 with Marshal Bazain e's cavalry, witnessed the clash of 76 000 French and German horsemen, and survived a brutal melee before emigrating to the United States. Now a trusted O R & N employee, Hansen once steered a passenger locomotive through perilous curves between Umatilla and Huntington, imagining Gravelotte anew.
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